Ocean Week Canada 2024
As a national organization CaNOE focused on hosting online events in 2024 while promoting as much as possible other events going on across Canada.
Event #1: CaNOE encouraged social media followers to post about what they did to celebrate Ocean Week Canada. Take a look at our small video capturing some of the posts.
Event #2: CaNOE also hosted an webinar about the Classroom Aquaponics Project led by Co-Chair Audrie-Jo McConkey. CaNOE hopes to offer another cohort of the program in 2025. Take a look at the recording of the 30 minute seminar.
Thanks to everyone who participated!
Annual Conference
Since 2015, CaNOE has hosted or co-hosted a biennial Ocean Education Conference. The goals of the conference are to network, discuss, and learn new content and ocean education strategies. This year’s conference is being held in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, in May!
Pacific Rim Whale Festival 2024
Dive into marine marvels at the Pacific Rim Whale Festival in Tofino & Ucluelet, BC. Join CaNOE and our friends from Ocean Networks Canada, Ocean Legacy Foundation/Epic Academy, Water Rangers and Surfrider Foundation for three days of fun, empowering, marine conservation events!
Blue Drinks
An opportunity to get together and mingle with other ocean lovers at a location near you! Stay tuned for upcoming events!
Other Ocean Education Related Events
Stay tuned for more Ocean Education-related events happening soon near you!
Our Events
Conference 2024
RIPPLE EFFECT: MAKING WAVES TOGETHER
Date: August 10–12, 2024
Location: Pearson College UWC, Metchosin, BC
The Northwest Aquatic and Marine Educators and The Canadian Network for Ocean Education invite educators, researchers, students, and resource professionals from the Pacific Northwest and across Canada to meet, learn, share, and socialize at the 2024 NAME/CaNOE summer conference from August 10–12, 2024. This conference, which will be the 48th annual NAME conference and the 7th CaNOE conference, will be held at beautiful Pearson College UWC, located along the forested shores of the Pacific Ocean on the southernmost tip of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. The conference program will include a variety of plenary sessions, workshops, presentations, field trips, social events, and time for networking.
